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Migrazioni: l’Unione Europea pianifica nuovi accordi con Egitto e Tunisia mentre continua a sostenere la Libia nella lotta alle partenze

19 November 2023

La Repubblica, 19 November 2023.

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"La Commissione europea pianifica nuovi accordi da stringere con Tunisia ed Egitto entro la fine dell’anno, nonostante le denunce di lunga data di abusi contro migranti e rifugiati in entrambi i paesi nordafricani, scrive l’Organizzazione Non Governativa basata a Londra Statewatch. Il piano per questi nuovi partenariati è menzionato in un allegato contenuto in una lettera della presidente della Commissione europea, Ursula von der Leyen, inviata al Consiglio europeo prima della riunione di ottobre."

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